hate crime

To document the incidents of hate crimes against Hindus in India and abroad, a Hinduphobia tracker has been launched by Gavishti Foundation

Several Islamists on X sensationalised the attack on the Muslim cleric, insinuating that it was a religious hate crime and linked to Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati.

As JK Rowling challenged the Scottish authorities many ‘trans activists’ also pushed for Rowling’s arrest. However, the Scottish Police soon made it clear that the Harry Potter author would not be arrested even though they had received multiple complaints regarding her X posts in question.

Unknown substance was sprayed by multiple masked men in theatres in Canada's Greater Toronto where Hindi movies were being played

An Indian couple was identified as the accused in New York hate crime case, involving the covering up posters of Israeli hostages by Hamas.

According to the BBC, there has been a sharp rise in hate crimes (251% increase) from 2531 (2011-2012) to 8897 (2022-2023) in West Midlands area.

The attacker was arrested after the incident and is now facing charges of violence with a deadly weapon and attempted murder.

A Sikh boy who was attacked in a bus in New York said he is “shaken and angered” by the assault.

The 17-year-old Sikh student was either “beer or pepper sprayed” by another teenage student after exiting a public transit bus on his way home on September 11.

The deceased man, Rajesh's daughter Pooja said, “Just because he praised Modi-Yogi, Amjad pushed her father Rajesh and pulverised him beneath his car till he died. We are Hindus. My father was a Hindu. Where else can we go? What do we do? We also want justice. For our father and our family."